System with electrolytic cell and method for producing heat and reducing radioactivity of a radioactive material by electrolysis
OwnerJames A. Pattersoninventor
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An electrolytic cell, system and method for producing excess heat for use and for deactivation an actinide series metal by electrolysis in an aqueous media. The electrolytic cell includes a non-conductive housing having an inlet and an outlet and spaced apart first and second conductive grids positioned within the housing. A plurality of preferably cross linked polymer non-metallic cores each having an improved conductive exterior metallic surface formed of one or more of the actinides or daughter elements therefrom to form a bed of conductive beads are positioned within the housing in electrical contact with the first grid adjacent the inlet. The non-conductive cores are preferably sulfonated and then evaporation loaded with an actinide salt solution, dried and fired at decomposition temperature of the salt. An electric power source in the system is operably connected across the first and second grid whereby electrical current flows between the grids within the aqueous media flowing through the cell.
A system for producing heat and for reducing radioactivity of a radioactive material by electrolysis in a liquid electrolyte comprising:
An electrolytic cell for producing heat and for reducing radioactivity of a radioactive material by electrolysis in an aqueous media comprising:
A method of producing heat and reducing radioactivity of a radioactive material by electrolysis in an aqueous media comprising the steps of:
A system for reducing radioactivity of a radioactive material by electrolysis in a liquid electrolyte, comprising:
An electrolytic cell for reducing radioactivity of a radioactive material by electrolysis in an aqueous media comprising:
A method of reducing radioactivity of a radioactive material by electrolysis in an aqueous media comprising the steps of:
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